I like hearing the behind the scenes/office work stuff. As a future want to be farmer it's very informative and useful info. Keep up the great videos. 😊
I love hearing about the FSA stuff. Living in suburban Chicago, I had no idea of the complexities of farm financing. Don't get me wrong, I love all the equipment you use too, I've downloaded manuals on pivot systems, because you showed me how you use them, and I wanted to know more. Thanks. P.S. I'm so jealous of all the 4-wheeling/snowmobiles/ and dirt bikes.
As a self-employed individual myself, I really enjoy the behind-the-scenes details, including the office work. Most people never see that part of the business, but in reality, that is every bit as important as the "actual" work that takes place, whether it's farming or, in my case, construction. Love it! Keep it up.
Yes . More behind the scenes. Is better to buy or lease a new John Deer? How do I figure how much to borrow for this year? Maybe collect questions from your viewers and have your Farm Finance guy on the show with you.
The Diesels you have to plug in are mostly ones without Winter Diesel where it gets below -15 (because of paraffin blocking the filters) and diesels where you have pure water in the radiator without additive 😁😁😁
I see you wisely mask up while the city slicker is in your machine. Your and Grant's amazing adventure these next 80 or 90 years will be a joy to behold. Enjoy!
Now that's awesome. Positive network coverage is a definite plus. Good for you! It's great to see your hard work, dedication, and growing mastery of all things farming paying off in so many ways. Kudos to Grant and your Father for their ongoing guidance and support. You Go Girl!!!!
I love all the nuts and bolts of farming you show us so go ahead with office work. Stuff you consider boring is stuff I've never seen before. I've always wondered how you start farming.
Laura...one thing we enjoy about all "YOU TUBES CHANNELS ".......Is everyone's views......and thoughts on different subjects.........Because of everyone.......just thick of all the new ideas being thought of.........Thank you "LAURA FARMS TEAM"
Keep up the content, love it all reminds me of how things were when I was in my teens! Working hayfields and milk cows out in western mass on my aunts farm, I’m 62 now but those were the best years of my life!👍👌😊
Good morning from Queensland Australia,luv your videos. Very informative, I have been around farms all my life ,nice to see you are willing to share farming in Nebraska with the world. Keep up with the vlogs. Take care
I like all the info being a city guy. The only farming I done or seen is on TV and in the grocery store. Also when explaining what you're doing the why would also be helpful. Really enjoy all of your supporting crew/ Husband, Dad and the family. Happy Farming Laura!
Hi Laura and Grant. Been with you from the start, what an amazing journey. I grew up on a farm too. Not in the business anymore, but I can still fix about anything that’s broken. Funny how you gain those skills from farming.
it is what each farmer must do. make a plan what you gonna do try to balance the finance side. and get all your paperwork on time done and hope mother nature does not mess some up
Laura... So awesome that you're making the news! Positive news! Keep teaching and inspiring those around you! Blu & I have been with you since the start... Farming our own little acreage in Central Wisconsin. You and Grant keep on being awesome!
I've just started interning with a farm in 2020 as well, so the more info you put out helps to keep me from getting discouraged (yes, sixty pages IS normal).
Hi Laura I just want to say your parents must be very proud of you being on national news Splane how you like the Farm so much and gratulation on your first farming for the year. Don’t give up study you can do it all the best regards Andrew
I love seeing the daily stuff including the office stuff. I farm as well we skipped a generation and I was like I’m going to farm bought my first 180 ac when I was 18 and haven’t looked back sense. I love learning from y’all including your pops and papa
Awesome Laura! Good for you and Grant! Grant is a super guy to be OK with you taking the spotlight most of the time. Be sure to give him an extra hug or two! With things having been so gloomy over the last year, you and Grant continue to bring sunshine and a huge smile our way. Thank you so much for that. Suggestion: make your office segments more focused on what you do and why. Don't let them get more than about 3 minutes. How about a tour of your house when you get it fully set up?
19 yet? I thought you were in your early twenties, not because of the way you look but farming "on your own", already married and all that... yes, nice role model. And what a way for others (I'm old enough to be your father) to wonder what are we doing with our lives. Keep on!
Yes, when it gets under about 35 degrees F you don't have to plug them in but if you don't the oil gets cold and heavy and sometimes a real pain to start, so I would.
How can anything you do be boring! Your attitude and smile makes every video special. You and Grant are a great match, you enjoy each other. Praying that never changes!
Just started watching the channel. I like the details about various parts of the business and how your family is helping you successfully start farming.
I love this video leaning all about the farm lifestyle and what go on behind-the-scenes I would like to know more what you do in office work for the farm and I love 4by4 #getlauraanewtrunk
The behind-the-scenes office work is all part of farming, so it's very appropriate for you to tell your audience about it. And well done making the news - I am especially impressed that you're receiving pictures from young ladies who are starting out farming because of you. That's called making a positive difference!
Great video Laura, keep doing what you’re doing as far as your vids, us other farmers always look for advice as well 👍!! My advice to you be careful with that 0° rotating pressure cleaner tip on a vehicle, they will take paint off that’s a little weak 😬!!
I love your videos. Being an old guy from northern NY, growing up with farm kids working on their parents farm. This brings back good memories. The newscast was awesome. BTW Claudia sent me! 😆😆
Not boring at all. Enjoy you explaining all the details surrounding farming and the complexity involved. Thanks for all the hard work on including it in the videos!!
it’s interesting learning about the business side of farming. i never knew there were star up grants available. please keep doing what you’re doing i’m enjoying every minute of it! nice dumptruck btw!
Great video. The business side of farming is, as you are learning, very important. Good family influence on the business side of farming will be priceless lessons for you and Grant. You’re a smart lady for finishing your business degree 👍. Getting ready to use some cracked corn for a special concoction that can be used as fuel or sipped from a glass jar. Cheers. 👍🇺🇸😎🌽🚜...
For that new 6.7 powerstroke here’s a few tips to have it last along time delete the DPF,get a SCTx4 tuner and use it to monitor your EOT/engine oil temperature and your EGTs/ exhaust gas temperature and your transmission temp but u can use it as well to pull codes as well so u won’t have to always take it to the shop that’s what I recommend for your boyfriends new truck and oh and plug it in as well for like 3 hrs before going anywhere
I think the financial portion of farming would be very good for the viewers that don’t know. I farmed got most my life and know the damage a person could do to the books in quite a hurry. But for those who don’t know, it would be nice to hear the costs of fertilizer and seed and also irrigation of the crops
Thank you so much for all you and Grant do. I truly ENJOY ALL videos from LAURA FARMS . This is actually my first interaction with any you-tube video. 'NERD moment' LOL
Neat hearing reporter use the new last name. Great interview. I would be interested in any farm operation details you are comfortable sharing. Best wishes.
I'm subbed to a few farming channels in states both East and West of me. Mainly in my own weather zone, and yours is the best for many reasons. I really hope and pray you become an "inspiration" for millions out there, it's deserved. You and your family has impressed this old boomer/buzzard. I enjoy every aspect of 'real' farm life. The good, bad, mundane, equipment, office to field to home life. The snacking cracks me up, the small vac floor cleaning along with some others caused me to keep some extra key-boards on hand due to coffee or tea spills. Some info shown enough to know some negatives/intentional damages being done across the country news fail to report on. Others don't want or need the attention about it, many just don't want to know or hear of such things, too negative or depressing for a uplifting positive videos. Those negatives and destruction has been going on since I was a kid, and worse today it seems. Truth be told, my area failed being the farmland and agricultural center it once was. You know, the ol' "City mouse versus Country mice" issues. All, all, those smaller to mid size farmers I personally knew and worked for time to time are gone, pushed out, or forced to sell out, then here comes the developers, severe and very destructive 'urban sprawl' that is claimed to be good things. Deep subject but it's not good. Diesel trucks, tractor pulls, county fairs, to markets aren't exactly like by many, or farmers being vetted over politics. Colleges, activist, here, want fishing, hunting, raising animals, etc., stopped. Many want limits on home aquarium fish and kinds. Yes, it's that bad. But some towns and media are great at the great facade of making illusions or self promoting many falsehoods. I had to rant a bit and write since you mentioned your pretty painted nails and not afraid to get them dirty. Many years ago to the present in trying to help needed companies to repair shops purchase my small piece of land and so I could move away from urban sprawl, college town rule. etc., was told this more than once. "No selling of your property, we can use zoning law to prevent it too and don't try to appeal it." Quoted now.... when all the minutes of the meetings were turned off: "We in this college town want clean jobs and employment. White collar type jobs suitable for our college's business models, start-ups, the directions we desire to accomplish. No dirty jobs are wanted here. We want clean hands for the children of the future. Want we want for 'sustainable development' is a cleaner future for our children and students." Unquote. That is just a small part of it from memory. I am community wide shunned and hated by most here because I disagree and will not conform or be 'assimilated' by all these characters and clowns. I still garden, cut wood, don't mind and never did mind about getting my hands dirty, bleeding, or calloused. Today it's like a sin to let local kid's hands dirty, play in the dirt or mud. And God forbid trying to hire yard help or get them away from pc gaming and such. Oh well. Yep, sorry for the length and rant but it's pure truth and why you are really an inspiration, a badly needed one, gave this old dude that lost all hope in humanity some hope for future generations and youthful farmers or those interested in it, or, things like 4-H.
Did you get a solution to the truck engine interruptions? Some easy checks: Possibly fuel contamination -- drain any water from the bottom of the diesel fuel filter if there's a drain on the bottom. And maybe change the filter. Whereas a gas engine can go decades without changing the fuel filter, usually not so long for diesels Finally, some diesels have two fuel filters and one has never been changed, so check all the way from tank to injectors to see if more than one. Good luck.
Wow, power washing outside in Nebraska...in January!! I'd try a couple cans of Diesel 911 in the tank of the International, if that doesn't work, new filters, good luck 👍
Congrats making the news! And also I hope Grants dump truck works out. The explanation (of office work) videos are great and interesting. The one on the gods you did last week though I feel I wanted to see and hear in greater detail beyond, "this is what I'm wearing and these are the trucks that haul them away." Keep up the good work guys!
I like hearing the behind the scenes/office work stuff. As a future want to be farmer it's very informative and useful info. Keep up the great videos. 😊
I think it's important for people to understand the actual business side of farming.
That was amazing at the end. You are a wonderful advocate for the farming industry.
I like seeing the "behind the scenes" office work, helps to understand what it takes to run a farm. Are you and Grant farming your own farm this year?
Brad"s Landscaping got the better part of the dump truck deal. His sign on the truck is now world wide advertising!
I love hearing about the FSA stuff. Living in suburban Chicago, I had no idea of the complexities of farm financing. Don't get me wrong, I love all the equipment you use too, I've downloaded manuals on pivot systems, because you showed me how you use them, and I wanted to know more. Thanks. P.S. I'm so jealous of all the 4-wheeling/snowmobiles/ and dirt bikes.
So glad you’re learning!!! Thanks for watching 🥰🥰
As a self-employed individual myself, I really enjoy the behind-the-scenes details, including the office work. Most people never see that part of the business, but in reality, that is every bit as important as the "actual" work that takes place, whether it's farming or, in my case, construction. Love it! Keep it up.
You and your dad did great on the news!! Yes we like the office work behind the scenes, I am in Los Angeles and have no clue how any of this works.
Yes . More behind the scenes. Is better to buy or lease a new John Deer? How do I figure how much to borrow for this year? Maybe collect questions from your viewers and have your Farm Finance guy on the show with you.
As long as You’re in the video I’ll watch it! I hope Grant knows how blessed He is to have You!
....and she / him, he's an alright kind dude 👍
Wait to go Laura your being recognised for your hard work and dedication you're an inspiration to young people.
The Diesels you have to plug in are mostly ones without Winter Diesel where it gets below -15 (because of paraffin blocking the filters) and diesels where you have pure water in the radiator without additive 😁😁😁
I see you wisely mask up while the city slicker is in your machine. Your and Grant's amazing adventure these next 80 or 90 years will be a joy to behold. Enjoy!
Now that's awesome. Positive network coverage is a definite plus. Good for you! It's great to see your hard work, dedication, and growing mastery of all things farming paying off in so many ways. Kudos to Grant and your Father for their ongoing guidance and support. You Go Girl!!!!
Out in the field or in the office learning all aspects of farming is part of the journey, bring it on!
I love all the nuts and bolts of farming you show us so go ahead with office work. Stuff you consider boring is stuff I've never seen before. I've always wondered how you start farming.
James
Hello hope you are doing great
I find it interesting ...Farming is not as simple as everyone thinks . Good job Laura
James
Hello hope you are doing great
I find it interesting that anyone is moron enough to think farming is simple
None of this is boring. Love ALL aspects of farming (and honestly I didn’t realize all the office work required as well)!
Of course I like seeing and hearing the explanations of the farm work but I do enjoy hearing some of what you have to do as far as office work too.
I learned the hard way that high-pressure hoses can blast loose paint off your vehicle. Use with caution.
They have a habit of showing up where your vehicle needs a repaint, don't they!
Not boring at all! I love the idea of full spectrum family life on the farm.
Laura...one thing we enjoy about all "YOU TUBES CHANNELS ".......Is everyone's views......and thoughts on different subjects.........Because of everyone.......just thick of all the new ideas being thought of.........Thank you "LAURA FARMS TEAM"
Keep up the content, love it all reminds me of how things were when I was in my teens! Working hayfields and milk cows out in western mass on my aunts farm, I’m 62 now but those were the best years of my life!👍👌😊
Very interesting. More on the FSA and regulatory paper work would be good. TEACH US TO FARM!
"not much happening on these dreary January days" sweetie, watching your videos, seeing you and Grant makes the dreariest day, bright and happy.
Great job Laura.... it's nice seeing the other parts of farming too. Glad you are getting the recognition you deserve....props
Good morning from Queensland Australia,luv your videos. Very informative, I have been around farms all my life ,nice to see you are willing to share farming in Nebraska with the world. Keep up with the vlogs. Take care
I like all the info being a city guy. The only farming I done or seen is on TV and in the grocery store. Also when explaining what you're doing the why would also be helpful. Really enjoy all of your supporting crew/ Husband, Dad and the family. Happy Farming Laura!
More information the better. Very interesting and not boring. Love learning the field work and the stuff I don't hear about much.
Drain the water separator under the fuel filter sounds like its getting of spray of a lil water on the injector
Hi Laura and Grant. Been with you from the start, what an amazing journey. I grew up on a farm too. Not in the business anymore, but I can still fix about anything that’s broken. Funny how you gain those skills from farming.
Paul
Hello hope you are doing great
RUclipsr and tv star and farmer..nothing stops you..great girl..
it is what each farmer must do. make a plan what you gonna do try to balance the finance side. and get all your paperwork on time done and hope mother nature does not mess some up
So nice to see you getting a little exposure, keep up the great work. Best wishes for your 2021 year.
Kevin
Hello hope you are doing great
Good Job. Hastings got ice on Saturday and a skift of snow. Not looking forward the snow storm starting tonight.
The office work is very interesting Laura.👍 You're doing great.
Laura... So awesome that you're making the news! Positive news! Keep teaching and inspiring those around you! Blu & I have been with you since the start... Farming our own little acreage in Central Wisconsin. You and Grant keep on being awesome!
Office section was interesting, happy to see more.
I've just started interning with a farm in 2020 as well, so the more info you put out helps to keep me from getting discouraged (yes, sixty pages IS normal).
I would be interested in the business aspects of agriculture. I was kind of shocked about the complexity of starting in agriculture!
Trust me, and I probably speak for all of your viewers, nothing you do is boring. Great upload!! Thank you!!
Hi Laura I just want to say your parents must be very proud of you being on national news Splane how you like the Farm so much and gratulation on your first farming for the year. Don’t give up study you can do it all the best regards Andrew
I find it all very interesting. I have worked on a farm but learning how it ALL works is good to know. Plus, you guys make the videos fun. Thanks. :-)
Eric
Hello hope you are doing great
I love seeing the daily stuff including the office stuff. I farm as well we skipped a generation and I was like I’m going to farm bought my first 180 ac when I was 18 and haven’t looked back sense. I love learning from y’all including your pops and papa
Very cool you got on the news!
Allen
Hello hope you are doing great
very cool that you were on the news. Good job! I love the dump truck too
Awesome Laura! Good for you and Grant! Grant is a super guy to be OK with you taking the spotlight most of the time. Be sure to give him an extra hug or two!
With things having been so gloomy over the last year, you and Grant continue to bring sunshine and a huge smile our way. Thank you so much for that.
Suggestion: make your office segments more focused on what you do and why. Don't let them get more than about 3 minutes.
How about a tour of your house when you get it fully set up?
I find the business side of things interesting, all the hoops you have to jump thru etc etc, so no, it's not boring!
It's not boring. I listen to Cole talk about the same sorts of things. It's part of farming.
19 yet? I thought you were in your early twenties, not because of the way you look but farming "on your own", already married and all that... yes, nice role model. And what a way for others (I'm old enough to be your father) to wonder what are we doing with our lives.
Keep on!
Yes, when it gets under about 35 degrees F you don't have to plug them in but if you don't the oil gets cold and heavy and sometimes a real pain to start, so I would.
Wow such a role model thank you 🙏. Much needed
Glad to hear you are finishing college. Not that it’s any of my business, but it should serve you well in life.
Not boring...educational and I like hearing what you are doing with your day!!
I think you too will find a lot of uses for that dump truck thanks for sharing be safe
How can anything you do be boring! Your attitude and smile makes every video special. You and Grant are a great match, you enjoy each other. Praying that never changes!
Office work stuff is interesting! It's all brand new to me, so I like it!
Another good video with more insight on what it takes to be a farmer. Keep it up!
Would like to hear more about what all office work needed to run a farm 🚜 as we know it isn't all just tractors and combines.
Just started watching the channel. I like the details about various parts of the business and how your family is helping you successfully start farming.
Another great job, Laura.
Congratulations on being a news story! 😃
I love this video leaning all about the farm lifestyle and what go on behind-the-scenes I would like to know more what you do in office work for the farm and I love 4by4 #getlauraanewtrunk
That leaf blower is a great idea. That's farm smarts right there. 👍
One cool video would be the break down off everything behind the scenes you had to do in order to get your first year of production started.
The behind-the-scenes office work is all part of farming, so it's very appropriate for you to tell your audience about it.
And well done making the news - I am especially impressed that you're receiving pictures from young ladies who are starting out farming because of you. That's called making a positive difference!
Congrats on your interview...that's awesome!!!
Your doing extremely good if you pop up on your local news network. Congrats!!!!
Great video Laura, keep doing what you’re doing as far as your vids, us other farmers always look for advice as well 👍!! My advice to you be careful with that 0° rotating pressure cleaner tip on a vehicle, they will take paint off that’s a little weak 😬!!
I love your videos. Being an old guy from northern NY, growing up with farm kids working on their parents farm. This brings back good memories. The newscast was awesome. BTW Claudia sent me! 😆😆
Not boring at all. Enjoy you explaining all the details surrounding farming and the complexity involved. Thanks for all the hard work on including it in the videos!!
it’s interesting learning about the business side of farming. i never knew there were star up grants available. please keep doing what you’re doing i’m enjoying every minute of it! nice dumptruck btw!
Great video. The business side of farming is, as you are learning, very important. Good family influence on the business side of farming will be priceless lessons for you and Grant. You’re a smart lady for finishing your business degree 👍. Getting ready to use some cracked corn for a special concoction that can be used as fuel or sipped from a glass jar. Cheers. 👍🇺🇸😎🌽🚜...
What you are doing is great, keep up the good,work!
You are a model farmer, person, wife, daughter, spokesperson and YT Sweetheart. You're close to a dream dear Laura...
Great job Mrs. Wilson!!
That’s awesome. Keep it up Laura. Enjoy the videos. Take care and stay safe.
For that new 6.7 powerstroke here’s a few tips to have it last along time delete the DPF,get a SCTx4 tuner and use it to monitor your EOT/engine oil temperature and your EGTs/ exhaust gas temperature and your transmission temp but u can use it as well to pull codes as well so u won’t have to always take it to the shop that’s what I recommend for your boyfriends new truck and oh and plug it in as well for like 3 hrs before going anywhere
I think the financial portion of farming would be very good for the viewers that don’t know. I farmed got most my life and know the damage a person could do to the books in quite a hurry. But for those who don’t know, it would be nice to hear the costs of fertilizer and seed and also irrigation of the crops
I used to drive International 4600s and 4900s. Flatbeds or box trucks. Those were for one of the well companies and a medical gas company.
I like that paper stuff I’m young and though I find it boring it’s stuff I need to know in the future
That news clip is super super cool!!!! My 7 yr old daughter Autumn is one of those fans 😁
I never thought if blowing off the snow, great idea
I really love watching your videos. I’m a small farmer myself and you have taught me a few things
Get your snowmobiles ready Laura and Grant. Here comes the snow your way.
Thank you so much for all you and Grant do. I truly ENJOY ALL videos from LAURA FARMS . This is actually my first interaction with any you-tube video. 'NERD moment' LOL
Great video Laura. Love the little clip you put in from being on the news.
AWESOME! Good job. Everything you explain is interesting. Keep it up.
Love what you are doing. Keep up the good work.
I love Culvers, great ice cream and burgers. I wish we had them in Maryland.
I like the office stuff And thank u.
Way to go, a tv interview. Be proud of your accomplishments.
Neat hearing reporter use the new last name. Great interview. I would be interested in any farm operation details you are comfortable sharing. Best wishes.
Great video young lady, keep them coming
I'm subbed to a few farming channels in states both East and West of me. Mainly in my own weather zone, and yours is the best for many reasons. I really hope and pray you become an "inspiration" for millions out there, it's deserved.
You and your family has impressed this old boomer/buzzard. I enjoy every aspect of 'real' farm life. The good, bad, mundane, equipment, office to field to home life. The snacking cracks me up, the small vac floor cleaning along with some others caused me to keep some extra key-boards on hand due to coffee or tea spills.
Some info shown enough to know some negatives/intentional damages being done across the country news fail to report on. Others don't want or need the attention about it, many just don't want to know or hear of such things, too negative or depressing for a uplifting positive videos. Those negatives and destruction has been going on since I was a kid, and worse today it seems.
Truth be told, my area failed being the farmland and agricultural center it once was. You know, the ol' "City mouse versus Country mice" issues. All, all, those smaller to mid size farmers I personally knew and worked for time to time are gone, pushed out, or forced to sell out, then here comes the developers, severe and very destructive 'urban sprawl' that is claimed to be good things. Deep subject but it's not good. Diesel trucks, tractor pulls, county fairs, to markets aren't exactly like by many, or farmers being vetted over politics. Colleges, activist, here, want fishing, hunting, raising animals, etc., stopped. Many want limits on home aquarium fish and kinds. Yes, it's that bad. But some towns and media are great at the great facade of making illusions or self promoting many falsehoods.
I had to rant a bit and write since you mentioned your pretty painted nails and not afraid to get them dirty. Many years ago to the present in trying to help needed companies to repair shops purchase my small piece of land and so I could move away from urban sprawl, college town rule. etc., was told this more than once. "No selling of your property, we can use zoning law to prevent it too and don't try to appeal it." Quoted now.... when all the minutes of the meetings were turned off: "We in this college town want clean jobs and employment. White collar type jobs suitable for our college's business models, start-ups, the directions we desire to accomplish. No dirty jobs are wanted here. We want clean hands for the children of the future. Want we want for 'sustainable development' is a cleaner future for our children and students." Unquote. That is just a small part of it from memory. I am community wide shunned and hated by most here because I disagree and will not conform or be 'assimilated' by all these characters and clowns. I still garden, cut wood, don't mind and never did mind about getting my hands dirty, bleeding, or calloused. Today it's like a sin to let local kid's hands dirty, play in the dirt or mud. And God forbid trying to hire yard help or get them away from pc gaming and such. Oh well.
Yep, sorry for the length and rant but it's pure truth and why you are really an inspiration, a badly needed one, gave this old dude that lost all hope in humanity some hope for future generations and youthful farmers or those interested in it, or, things like 4-H.
Did you get a solution to the truck engine interruptions? Some easy checks: Possibly fuel contamination -- drain any water from the bottom of the diesel fuel filter if there's a drain on the bottom. And maybe change the filter. Whereas a gas engine can go decades without changing the fuel filter, usually not so long for diesels Finally, some diesels have two fuel filters and one has never been changed, so check all the way from tank to injectors to see if more than one. Good luck.
Wow, power washing outside in Nebraska...in January!!
I'd try a couple cans of Diesel 911 in the tank of the International, if that doesn't work, new filters, good luck 👍
Congrats making the news! And also I hope Grants dump truck works out. The explanation (of office work) videos are great and interesting. The one on the gods you did last week though I feel I wanted to see and hear in greater detail beyond, "this is what I'm wearing and these are the trucks that haul them away." Keep up the good work guys!
Nice one Laura and Grant.
Yes, more about you plans, strategy and affiliations.
I love the videos Laura keep up the awesome work you guys do lots of love from the niesman family! Stay safe out there!!